The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-02-05

; locks. INSIDE tha4l
ler,s patent steel safes, ais5 ill.,
anu combination locks. 1t does not seem
possible Ior the ingenuity of man to suggest
means OF greater security. The roof ia of
sIa.e' WIN copper cornices and valleys. The
on pine sheeting, on Georgia pine girders 10
The building is heated with a furnace h.,
means OF ornamental pedestal registers. and
Is ntted up with wash room, cloak closet
wafer closet and other convenience T. =
well lighted, with two tiers of windows. fitted
t up Win French plate glass. Altogether the
Duliding is handsome without and within
convenient and secure. '''''"'
Inc bank was built by home mechanics
anu al materials, so far as could be, were pur.
enaseu at nome. Rikle & Kneller did the |
mason work, Paul Yingling the carna,, tne
work. Frank d. Sanford the painting. and Ger.
sham hutt the plastering. r. Charles Nat
thews furnished the brick, Carroll comfy tho
" stone, from the Aims House farm. e
r. H. GOODWIN d Bro, the foundation STONE.
M. ochaeffer and Babylon & Gilbert the hard,
ware, spoqtlng, &C.; Joseph Englar, Linwood
u STATE, Babylon u Gilbert the furnace: i
S w. nnipP BRO; Baltimore, the counters.
the tiling; krugg & Son, Batimore l iron
railing and window guards; L. Fl MILL /
oaltimore, the safe and vault; John G.. Het'' a
re Sons, Baltimore, the copper cornice r
u, me furniture was manufactured by +. A.
'harrer Son, Westminster The bn;ld;n" -
ommlttee consisted of Granville 8 Ho;nass =
ND John L. Reifsnider, who gave it their Is
NEW HOTEL BUILDING. B
;, upon the site of the old Carroll Houso &C
5 nlch was burned down on February III
r;mo nas n JUST M 9een erected by Messrs. t. O. tr'
, rtsags ana William B. Thomas, who pur. re
,aoi Tue lot and the remains of the old Sd
ice and OF large dimensions. The bniId;na Blu
Is Just been finished, and, like the RAM
liiding, is Queen Anne style, and was also W.
signed by jackson c. Colt. It is banJsomo acc
appearance, conveniently arranged. and
.ed with all the latest improvements It's cut
;aIlon is central, in the very heart of the inv
sinesS Poruon OF the city, and is near the mo
put IL Is Dullt OF brick, with slate roof sell
'"n stone steps and stills. In front there is cha
eat balcony, from which there is a en- I
y W Oh mat section of the city, and on the acti
dow. o-seory Day Gu;
he hotel is 40 feet, inches front andssa R
ueep, and i've stories, including the base. prov
~. Inc southwest corner of the building ratif
ircuLar' adding much to its appearance il
= !, tne interior of the hotel, however of cuto
al al Eve we propose to speak. Entering the ed I
er front door, by brown stone stems von
INTO the cafe, which is about IL by 30 feet
ldlng the annex. The windows are Po
zen plate glass, and were constructed Roc :
,ndsome ooun,o o'ne. purpose. There is able
b waiter rnnn;n, milI water, &C., and day.
tive %a.er running to the basement. Across tn
Tue counter is an oyster counter. with hos
enlenee for raw box or for .fstenm;ng f.,
RS: Inc annex is designed for private at F.,
wo en,-o,oas ~ ottce Is also front, and begin
bv the bati fo que ron tne street, and The
circular in frnnt Jug ian es entrance. satiYe
hter. There is access to the office for staud
hall 49, ~ the room, from the fore "
rnnn;no ~ go ..e counter are speaking little
lectlc wires running to every room, ex.
those on the attic floor. There is n contra
ateG marble mantel to one side, and a The
rauiator near the centre. Also in the nroore
? use of guests "'o'' iihg'
m the office, steps lead down to a hill. '1 a.
Dom IN the basement, fitted up with n broten
oom and lei. io9ln aoJolns the bill his bal
with u,,to - VI 'ne iatter IS barber time in
WIN water and gas, with entrance from all
rect Back of the barber shop is a Jba
that can be utilized as an office or Cornet
ier purpose, and back of it a water more
anu Two oath rooms. There are
bath room and water closet on every
In the basement, also, is a Laundry pnh,;
with modern appliances. VII uTl'
If the hn;Id; nan runs run, PACK the entire miah NJ
SIDE next to the railroad It is abont AIbas.lt
eet and light and cheerful. There is A' fmpo
X to the dining room, divided from Il ert 1mPo
ng doors, that can be used either for o.. ~
aining.rcop, or Gan be added to the -IaSsa
one. The kitchen is in the rear Of ~ 3,
ding across the hall from the din;ng. ~ H p is
nd there is also large storage room 4, P Pa;
Stairs lead 70 H. Sans Ct
way is lighted by beautifully stained T;n IAecq
ndows. There are also two other F'1P ~ n :
s. one front and other in the rear A1o On pr
orqlng ample exits in the event D;.,;5a
other disaster. The bed rooms are ca DL;aue
ut, and from most of them fine views Fiaot;o
aty and surrounding country can be rata a,eo'io
nd suites for fan,;I;o rooms nr double Mortga
second floor, above the cafe and
d SIZE Every room is provided with Nh "an'eu
and also fire place, though the heat NY T.,
radiators in the halls will render ali AZ, a.. -